I have both intake valves bent on my DRZ. Need to replace at least IN valves, but I tend to replace all of them.
So first problem to find good valves. I've read good things about RHC and APE and uncertain about KibbleWhite. Can anyone recommend any of them or other brand (I think I want to go for stainless steel).

Emailed to Sisneros Speed Works and he's ready to do the job (RHC valves). Today I accidentally found a topic on ThumperTalk that around 2013/2014 he started to scam people and looks like his webpage has not been updated since that. So no way I will send my head to him.

What would you suggest?
1)some local shop with good rep (perhaps combined with ordering valves&stuff online).
2)send it to one of the above (which would be best?)
3)send it to someone else who has a good rep.
4)smth else?

Should I be picky between the brands of valves or most of stainless steel will do good? I'm planning to ride trails mostly, some adv riding, so max performance is not that important to me. I just want it to last.
And make the bike running again soon!

Randy Mann at Fastmann Racing in Mercersburg, PA does all the machine work in house. I have had 2 heads done by him with great results. Randy's number is 717.328.5543. I would also suggest talking Buck Gelwick in Hagerstown. Very knowledgeable, and reasonable prices. Buck can be reached at 301.988.1981.

Burtonsville Performance Machine could cut the valve seats and any machine work you needed. You would need to check with them as far as time table and cost. They do primarily race car engines. You would most likely have to supply the valves and other parts.

Thanks for recommendations.
Called Burtonsville first as closest. They can only do larger engines, valve stem 5.5mm or more. (drz has around 4.9)

Randy Mann agreed to do it - blasting and cutting 150$. Will send it to him, just have to wait for new valves first as he needs at least one of each to do it properly.

I chose Faction MX ss valves. Wanted APE, but have to wait 4 weeks+. Anyway hope the top end will not bother me again soon. Most things that wear out will be replaced. Valves, chain, MCCT, valve guides and springs, piston rings. Should be good as new :).